The Israeli Broadcasting Corporation said on Sunday that the agreement with Lebanon was "done," while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering how to announce it.

The agency quoted a prominent Israeli security source as saying that Israel "gave US envoy Amos Hochstein the green light to move forward towards an agreement in Lebanon."

The source confirmed that "Netanyahu will hold limited security consultations with the ministers on Sunday night, and the discussions will now focus on the freedom of action of the Israeli army in the Syrian-Lebanese border area."

According to the Broadcasting Authority, Israel received guarantees from the United States of "freedom of action in the event of a breach of the agreement."

"If we do not reach a ceasefire agreement soon, the Lebanese state will also pay the price," an Israeli security official said.

Israeli opposition leader Benny Gantz has called for an attack on Lebanon's official assets, which have so far been left out of the equation.

On the X platform, Gantz wrote: “The Lebanese government is giving Hezbollah a free hand. It is time to act forcefully against its assets.”